Kleoniki Gennadiou Quotes & Sayings

When others in doubt, your strong belief steers. — Toba Beta

Stubborn' just means you don't want to do something somebody else wants you to do, and 'annoying' just means somebody else is frustrated that you won't obey them. — Orson Scott Card

The Indians began to be troublesome all around me, killing and wounding cattle, stealing horses, and threatening to attack us. I was obliged to make campaigns against them and punish them. — John Sutter

Success is a choice, not an option. — Debasish Mridha

I begin to love this little creature, and to anticipate his birth as a fresh twist to a knot which I do not wish to untie. Men are spoilt by frankness, I believe, yet I must tell you that I love you better than I supposed I did, when I promised to love you forever ... I feel it thrilling through my frame, giving and promising pleasure. — Mary Wollstonecraft

lie consists in speaking something we know is false with the intention of deceiving. This is the most direct offense against — Charles Pope

One of the few advantages of being disliked is that you don't need to fret over what others think about you. — Amish Tripathi

We have a system of justice in [the US] that treats you much better if you're rich and guilty than if you're poor and innocent. Wealth, not culpability, shapes outcomes. — Bryan Stevenson

Tears are my joy to hide my pain;
like thunder hides the sound of rain. — Munia Khan

Do something!" Norwood told him.
"Do what?" Uncle Mort's face was furious. "Fly up there and get it? You bring your broomstick, Hel? — Gina Damico

Here are our failures, and here is our greatness; we did not mean to hurt you, and we forgive you for our death. — Orson Scott Card

I don't remember learning to read, but the first thing I remember reading is a science fiction novel. — Vonda N. McIntyre

I have the same problem as Marilyn. We attract people the way honey does bees, but they're generally the wrong kind of people. People who want something from us - if only our energy. We need a period of being alone to become ourselves. — Montgomery Clift

He remembered how his father had told him that when it snowed even humans could see the wind, and it was so. He watched as gusty eddies danced and flickered, a single flake pausing for a moment to hover before his eyes, a twirling crystal of light, the exhale of his warm breath causing it to dance away even as it melted. — Raymond E. Feist